D-Link wins two innovation awards for its network video surveillance solutions at CES 2014

D-Link's participation in CES 2014 has been fruitful, since in addition to presenting its next launches to the market, it has obtained two Innovations Design and Engineering Award awards. 2014, in the Home Networking category, through different network video surveillance solutions.

The mydlink HD camera with night vision and WiFi AC (DCS-2136L) and the EyeOn Baby Cam system (DCS-825L) developed by D-Link have achieved two CES Innovations Design and Engineering Awards 2014, in this contest held a few days ago in Las Vegas, in which the manufacturer participated again with the presentation of new products.

DCS-2136L is the first HD IP camera with 11AC Wi-Fi connectivity and color night vision developed by D-Link with advanced video surveillance functions. Available in the Spanish market next April, The camera is integrated with the mydlink platform for remote viewing from PC/Mac or with free apps available for iPhone/iPad/Android/WindowsPhone.

For your part, EyeOn Baby Cam (DCS-825L) turns any iOS/Android smartphone or tablet into a baby monitor, with the difference that the user can connect to the camera remotely as long as the mobile device has an Internet connection, offering complete baby monitoring through the free mydlink Baby app

Among other functions, This system focused on the childcare sector has motion and sound sensors with visual and acoustic warnings; measurement of ambient temperature with alerts if it rises or falls below established parameters, dual audio to listen and talk to baby, HD resolution and night vision.

The company also presented new features in the connectivity environment, como Wi-Fi AC750 Portable Router and Charger (DIR-510L), offering mobile users a product with the latest Wi-Fi 11AC wireless standard, that works in the band 5 GHz, It has greater bandwidth and intelligent signal routing to improve coverage.

D-Link DIR-510L, available next March, turns any connection into a hotspot for file sharing, watch streaming movies and surf the Internet, which includes a rechargeable battery.

Within the commitment to WiFi AC technology, The company also presented at the DAP-1520 contest, a Wi-Fi repeater that works by simply plugging it into an electrical outlet and pressing a button, that amplifies the Wi-Fi signal to reach those areas or dead zones with connectivity problems.